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Friday, 16 November 2012  |  Issue: Vol.29 No.172

BLLAHWU wars reach High Court


The warring factions in the Botswana Land Boards, Local Authorities and Health Workers Union (BLLAHWU) have moved to the High Court for arbitration after they failed to reach a compromise.  Read more

Tempers flare ahead of BOPEU conference

 

How unions get rich while workers get poor

In the name of workers' rights, we shall enrich ourselves. This seems to be the motto of some members of the leadership of trade union movement in Bot... Staff writer TSHIRELETSO MOTLOGELWA makes the connection between the increasing wealth of the unions and the decreasing wealth of the workers.

CEDA model attracts African interest

 

Mergers dominate CA cases

The Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA) has overcome challenges since its establishment to attract interest from other African countries... The Competition Authority (CA) has said that mergers dominate the number of cases it has handled between October 2011 and March 2012.

Fani allies bounce back at BFA

 

Setete faces expulsion

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) has moved to appease a section aligned to former president, David Fani by appointing them to key committee pos... *Committee recommends dismissal
The long running battle between the suspended Botswana Premier League (BPL) general manager, Phuthego Setete and hi...

Facebook - fraudsters paradise

 

The economies of Chibuku Shake-Shake! [Part 2]

Mmegi Correspondent OAGENG BATENEGI shares a personal account of the pitfalls  A resident of Tsolamosese, Mmegi correspodent and political analyst KEINEETSE KEINEETSE argues that the infrastructure developed around Chibuku distri...

Digging tswana roots

 

Senkaku Islands - an inherent part of Japanese territory

A wall broken down  The Senkaku Islands are a group of islands located southwest of Japan in the East China Sea, forming part of Japan's Nansei Shoto Islands, in the Pref...

How Batswana respected botsetsi

 

The unfortunate decline of African musical instruments

Various African societies have unique ways of celebrating the birth of a baby, but in Botswana, although there might be some slight variations, depend... *Yet they could help revolutionise modern music
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